Monday, 21 September 2015

A Financial Bubble is again
in view! We do not learn lessons but
instead continue to pump money bonds into Europes failing economy in order to
save it says Wolfgang Schaeuble, Gemany’s finance minister. ‘Structural reform is what is needed’

Mr Schaeuble is right and it’s
no good propping up countries financially again and again. Why not admit the euro for all was a huge
mistake and is now much to do with Greece’s problems and similar problems
arising.Greece tried to go it’s own way but with a top heavy and controlled
financial system it could not shake off it had little chance.

There has to be a difference
in each countries financial / fiscal arrangements.

Each Country and its people are different, with different
working and lifestyles . As I have written before , People need their own currencies
and control over interest rates etc. Without
this chance to act for themselves national interest is gone and people are not going to work hard or feel responsible
for how their country is performing.

Perhaps that the ECB and those
controlling Europes finances can’t
realise, or rather want to act on this fairly obvious fact, fully exposes ‘the mortgage game’ which is being played by
the ECB and those well lined folk in the richer EU countries.

So it is that countries are
involved in a downward financial spiral and this will not stop until the basic steps
I have outlined above are taken. No doubt there will be glitches in how fast the
downward drift takes place but on a national and home working scale it will be
he/ she who looks for fair and different opportunities who will survive by not
owing banks too much money and surviving at levels which they can truly
afford. HOME

Saturday, 19 September 2015

It begins to dawn on me that 'clever' unscrupulous banks /IMF, (in close cahoots with Germany and perhaps France) have nearly all the European countries on a sort of mortgage. Money is loaned and is to be repaid at an interest tied to that countries performance. If this condition is not kept then the unfortunate renaging country is ejected from the club. Its prime minister and other worthy ministers will then not be able to join the gravy train that travels across Europe to discuss the EU finances and bask in the bright light of conferences and television appearances any more ??? It is good to see that Greece is standing up and soon will become a real country again with its own currency and the chance to control it’s own finances and survive this EU straight jacket - life may take on real meaning for it’s residents again and I'm sure most people will wish it well in it's fight for democracy.